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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
The Lava Flow From Mauna Loa

The steamer Australia, which arrived
at San Francisco yesterday from Honolu-
lu, brings particulars OF the great lava
flow from Mauna Loa. The sight is said
to have been magnificent beyond descrip-
ton. THE column of fire was first OBJ
served from the summit OF the crater on
the night OF January 10Th. The fire died
down before midnight, but great volcanic
disturbances continued up to the Il ght
OF the 18th, when fire end lava again
burst forth from the mountain side. The
length OF the flow is estimated at twenty
miles. This distance the lava accom-
plished in two days, spreading as it de-
scended, reaching the sea on the evening
of January Goth. The steam OF lava
continued to flow without interruption
until the 29th, when river OF lire burs,
forth, following The line of lava flow
When the fires famed out the heavy
earthquakes ceased, although slight tire.
mors were felt st intervals thereafter y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

il of cur Kid Cloves are
here in the spring shades;
assortment and sizes COM
pl etc. Our Perfection
Kid Glove is the most popu,
lar tor the price perfection
in perfection in wear
what moro, except perfection
in price, and that's done-.-5
buttons 81; 4 buttons IS cts.
Our "Centemeri' Cut Kid
Glove, S buttons, at SI.35.
A Heavy Silk Embroider,
led Back Kid Gloves, 81; is
he hanisomest this season.
A novelty in high grade
Hosiery black lace Isle
S h t II pa tern--SI.5o and
SI.oo.
Silk Stockings, in blacks,
!tans. ecru, and states, With a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
THIRD EDITION.


A Largo Prize Wen by . NoTfoik Oiup.
Learning that one-tenth of ticket No.
81, 800, which drew the capital prize OF
$3.50 900 in the drawing OF The Louisiana
State Lottery on the 18th inst, had been
collected through the Marine Bank, re
porter of The Virginian determined tn
find out whom fckIe fortune had so fav-
ored, and soon discovered that Capt. l.
Cain, of the steamer tBonito," was one
of party TO whom the ticket belonged
Captain Cain was sought, but as his
steamer was in North Carolina, he could
not be seen until last night at 5 O'Clock
when his boat arrived. At that hour the
reporter went to the wharf and asked fol
Captain Cain, and was directed TO the
boat, where he was found leaning ont o.
the pilot-house window directing the land.
ing Of his cargo. Upon asking a few
questions 1t was learned that Capt. Cain II
one of thirty residents of our city, who
for about two years have contributed
monthly one dollar each to club for the
purpose of buying tickets In The Louisi-
ana State Lottery, and during this period
several prizes have been won, but mont
over $500, which amount has been draw
by them three or four times. just befor'
the drawing of the 18th inst. the clul
bought tickets, and among them was tn
tenth-ticket numbered 81 800, and on ex
amining the official list OF numbers drawn
the club discovered that they were tn
fortunate winners of $4,000. They de
posted the ticket in the Marine Bank 10
collection, and on Thursday received thei
money. Captain Cain said the club woul
still continue to purchase tickets monthly
as before. Congratulating the Captain
on his fortune. and thanking him for hi
information. the reporter babe him goo
evening.-Norfolk (Va.) Virginian, Jai
80.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
WM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market St''

We've completed our
lines OF new black goods for
spring, with a magnificent
a ssortment of very desira-
BILE mourning and black
dress fabric.
We have 'Priestley's" eel
|ebrated silk and wool fabrics
silk warp and wool nlling
these goods have most a
world wide reputation.
Our position of handlers
|of only the best made
mourning and black dress
fabrics has gained for us a
trade for good black goods
which intelligent buyers Of
black have not failed to sp-
preciate. We show this
season in our Mourning and
Black I apartment a larger
and finer line than ever,
ard would be pleased to
have you see these elegant
| goods, such as never before
have been shown in our city.
Henrietta, Clairette and
convent Cloths, Silk Warps
are particularly adapted by
their cloth-like eff ct, for un'
trimmed costumes. to be
worn in deep mourning
with Grape bonnets ard
wells, as the silk warp gives
elasticity to the folds and
lobviates the objec ion thai
lilies against all other cloth
dresses Of oppression ano
Iunwholesome weight.
! Priestley's woods and silk
warp beat the world fol
strength, softness and gooc
Id VI a Bile color-perfe C
IImourning-perfect wearins
1.-THE best black goods tt
buy--the best black good
: Ito wharf.-the best assert
ment here. Look at them
: compare them ]; try them
! Good black is always credit
, able--poor black is horrid
: Here's the list: Why go else
,Iwhere ?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Death of AN Aged Lady.

We take the following from the Mo
dletown Transcript: Mrs Ii dia K
Rothwell, wife Of the late NJ jor Wn
Rothwell, died laet Tuesday rlorI ing at
the residence of her SOD, Mr. j 81.
RothwelI, on the Levels. Mrs. Roth.
well was an old AID very tigniy
esteemed cisiZen of this community
She was born near middletown Feb.
ruary l6, 1863, and lived in tue neigh
borhood all her lifetime. Her maid Z
name was Pryce, and at an early age
she married Major Rothweil. She was
the mother of w elve children, seven OF
whom survive her. She was one of the
original fourteen members that formed
the reorganization OF Forest Pfesby
terrain Church in 1851, and has been a
faithful and consistent member EVIL
since. The funeral services were he'd
at her ate residence az l o'c oea thii
afternoon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

An extrs Ane lunoh will be served To-
morrow morning and evening ut Leggs'
IA King street
william @. Martin will sell 20 head
of Ohio and Pennsy lvaniA horses ct MS
stables to morrow ut IL O'Clock.
Michael Grady 10 selling Of his boots
and shoea At No. West Second street,
|at cost, In order 70 close out before NOV
ing time.
Mrs. 8. L Blocksom Ii applying for
divorce nom her husband, DIR j. I. v.
Blocksom, ct the present session OF the
Legislature.
Speaker McOabe Was In the city last
evening, and WAS escorted 70 a seat on
the platform ct the MEETING City Conn
Gil. He after ward ATTENDED meet
ing Of the. Improved Order OF Bed Men
A bill to incorporate the Stanton Hal
Company has been introduced to TN
Legislature. The company has pur
CHASED lot from 8. Jersey In Stanton
upon which to build their hall.
A gentleman lost . large fur DRIVING
glove, . few days ago, on the road out 3
Rockland, ana the finder will DO suita
| bly rewarded on returning II 10 John Il
Ford, Sixth and Orange streets.
Get your carriages and wagons re
paired BY John Waliher. ut the factor,
on the csuseway, over Market stree
bridge, as he will warrant his work 70
siren 9Th and durability.
Mary Il. Austin, the woman Who wa
found guilty 10 New York on an In
Idictment charging her with the abdus
ton OF young girls for immoral pur
poses, was yesterday sentenced b!
Judge Cowing TO the penitentiary TO
four and one-half years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
walking Match This morning,

At s 80 O'Clock the leaders, Bennett,
Hart, Panchot and Vint, ran several
miles close together until after 8 O'Clock
at light trot. Strokel and lilly are
also OF the track and both look pretty
well played out Noremac came out at
| 8 IS and at 8 O'Clock every man except
Newhart was on the track. Vint turned
the 400th mile post at S.5S.
The 8 O'Clock score follows Vint, 400
miles and 2 laps; Hart, $3.50 miles and 5
Ilaps; Panchot, $50 miles and laps; Ben.
nett, 1913 miles; Noremac, 1863 miles and
3 laps; Strokel, 353 miles and laps
Elson, 3l2 miles and z laps; Tilly, 36e
miles and 2 laps; Newhart, 2lS miles and
10 laps.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

LONDON, Feb. 24.-The Times Pekin
correspondent informs that paper that
the head of rica Christian family at
se-Chuen has been executed despite the
remonstrances of The French minister.
The correspondent says that the situation
OF the Oh istians in the provinces of Sc
Chuen and kweiehow is critical, the
mandarins siding with The literats against
the Christians, and urges that the
Pope sent leg ate TO Pekin to arrange a
definite modus vivendi for the protection
OF Christians throughout China, and To
avoid the continuance Of the present
state OF affairs, wGich the correspondent
thinks will drift into general persecution
massacre and civil war.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
FOURTH EDITION


ROME, Feb. 2l-DetAils have been
received this morning OF the results Of
the earthquake yesterday, showing
that she effects we're far more serious
than was thought. The loss OF lifo and
destruction OF property are learned "a
have been terrible. The most startling
news comes from the Genoese Riviera.
Over LOO Peep were killed in that
district. AT the village of Bsjardo, sit.
uAted at the top Of . hill, . number Of
the inhabis Ants took refuge In . church
when the shocks were frst felt. A sub.
sequent and greater shook demolisheo
the church and three hundred OF the
people who were in IL were killed. The
destruction Of property In the sections o.
Italy visited by the earthquakes wal
immense and widespread.
PARIS, Feb. "a. 4p. ma renewa
Of earthquake shocks has occurred II
the southern section Of France. A ter
rible disaster IL momeutArily expected
Nice, Cannes and Mentone are hal
deserted.
Two slight shocks OF earthquake wtr
felt to day at Nice and Cannes. but nj
injury was caused by either. Yester
days disturbances killed 2 persons AM
injured 10 Mt Nice; killed and iplure'
2 At Bar; killed and injured II q
Bollene. At Chateau Neuf many wer
injured At Savona two houses fell
killing 8 persons and iujuring 10. tn
whole population Of Savona are bivou
scked about the town.
ROME, Feb. "A -Reports OF disaste
continue to arrive. The total numbe
of deaths reported up to the presen
time Is about 1900. Shocks were fel
at Parma, Turin and Cosenza. Undu
lations OF the earth were noticed NJ Ca
tanis, in Sicily, at the foot OF Mt. Eina
The director Of the Turin Obser vator
| telegraphs that the seis m is instr ument
are now Quiesoent, ard that no furthe
disturbance is feared.
NICE, Feb. "a Sixty housoe here Or
totteriug and ready TO fall from shattei
ings Inflicted by yesterdays earth
Quakes. Many others are much dan
aged, and In most residences more o
| less of the iurniture WINS damaged b
| the severity Of the shocks.
| ROME, Feb "a 1t Is reported tha
at Bussana, a villsge o. 800 inhabltant'
sucos ssive shocks legeled nearly ever
house One-third OF the people are cal
| to BE- buried in the ruins, and there
| 10 hope of rescuing them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

Last Sunday Joseph Hickey a fireman
at tue Rockland paper mills, took a no.
ton to go to Newport to zee some friends
and got w. A. Husbands horse and
buggy for that purpose. Mr.. Hickey,
however, while al Newport got In festive
condition and on his return home ran into
post at the Folly Woods and badly de-
molished the Arriage, the damage being
about forty dollars. Hickey says he will
pay for the damage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
THEY ALL TAX EITIN, YOU KNOW
II YOu Want to be Benefitted You Wi,
Take 1t In, Too.

III tOu want to be benefited You Will
Take 1t In, Too.
Every working man who has iarge
family TO support aud Ia compelled 70
labor hard for his almighty dollar. will
do well to bear in mind that the 26sh OF
March 10 fast approaching q, and II you
study the interest Of your wives and
little ones, and want 10 be benefi tied
just read few Of these surprisers.
The Oriental worsted suit goes for
~ SO This suit 10 lined with Italian
satin, we'll made in every particular
AID the tnterlinings well snruDk 80 tie
garments will always retain thril
shap.. A young mans fancy cashmere
suit Tor % 90. A boys suit In hand
some patterns for 81 81. A school suit
lor the same money. and child's bean
tifui suit handsomely made Cor 81. 50
At DO othsr place than the great honA
nde selling out sale OF Meyers, Fifth
and Market. Take our advice and &c
mere to day or to morrow and you will
oe pleased you noticed the very i'm
portant Information.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

Our silk umbrellas re-
duced one half and ons-third
are half gone.
Lock aroued among
Muslin underwear--d O MT
buy ours if it isn't good
some underwear is made of
muslin poor enough to
shoot straws through-trash
at a low price is the dearest
you can buy. We've sifted it
down 10 one make--a few
of the siftings are here YET;
J on can take them a. these
prices:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
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Pennsylvania Increased Earnings,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-The Jan.
uary statement Of the Pennsyl
Railroad is so unexpectedly good thai
it had marked effect on the stock
market to day. On the lines east Of
pittsburg and Erie there WAS an increase
of gross earnings amounting to $3.50 ,235
AND an increase of net earnings OIL S262
$40. On the lines west OF Pittsbura and
Erie there were net earnings of $222.
SOL, an increase over the corresponding
period OF 1885 of 1856 CAS-. The road ID
doing an immense business, every avail.
able wheel being employed and the de-
mand for cats not satisfied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Trouble Ahead for the knights

NEWARK, Nj Feb. "a The Trades
Assembly. composed OF delegates from
all the traces unions In Esaex County,
has passed a resolution condemninP
District Asse NIB y No. 40 of New YORK
lor its action In the late strikes; also q
series of resolutions setting forth that IL
the order of the Knights of Labor IN
REGARD to the cigarmakers IL enforced
eyory union in the assembly will with.
raw from the Knights. A committee
Was appointed to wait on Master Work
man Powderly and urge him to rescind
the order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Tho Earthquake in washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c --Ths seismo-
scope set up In the physical laboratory
at the United States Signal Office In
this city was disturbed by and accu-
rately recorded nj seven hours, thirty.
three minutes, no sec nds q. IN, 7:50
mer idiaa time. February %, the arrival
at this point OF the recent earthquake
thai was reported to have occurred In
France and Itsiy. A rough calculation
gives about 500 miles per hour AZ the
velocity of transmission.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

CHAhBERsBURG. Pa, Feb. 24.-At
IL O'Clock last night the license OF all
hotels and restaurants in Franklin
County except five expired. and cannot
be renewed until next Tuesday Mt least.
The cause OF this is that last year the
Court at which these licenses we're
granted mat on February %. this year
1t meets on February %, and the license
applications will be considered on the
second day of Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Runaway This Morning.

About 10 ID O'Clock, this morning, a
horse attached to buggy took fright
on King street near Second, and went
dashina down the latter street toward
the wharf. jus. before reaching From,
street. the wheels OF che vehicle became
jAnmsd in the gutter, Causing the horse
to stop for moment when he was cap.
tured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
ReInOyal

Charles Yetter has removed from No
3l4 Market street TO No. IL East Fourth
street, where he will continue the bak.
cry business In all It's various bran hes
His old friends and patrons are iI.yited
to give him call In his new location
Bread, cakes, pies, Ice cream. ETC., sup
piled daily.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

M ARKTED

IN HINDER SoN.-On tha 2,d inst,
by the Kew. Is. +. Price, at the resld epee NJ,
the brides parents In SUI h Wimtnx on
Nd. Robert L. LAWS anu Miss Magic h.
henderson.
WATSON -OA RPENrER I'm the oa,,
last, by the Rev. h. +. ! rlse. at the real.
dence OF the brides parents In South VIII
Maggie l.. Carpenter. ''s
WHIIEMAE-SjUR Fshru.
airy 2sth, at the Nj. Il Patronage at New.
port, by Kew. T.. H. Mason, Thomas +
Whiteman and Lidie Curr.nder. buth al
New Castle County, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
What WIN Happen to Bulgaria

Pacha, the special agent of the Porte ir
Bulgaria, who has been here on leave o
absence, has, it is said, after attending {
ministerial commission on the Bulgarian
question, informed the Grand Yizer thai
the only solution of the problem was in {
Russian occupation of Bulgaria and {
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

PARIS, Feb. PA statue of Louie
Blanc was unveiled here today. The
ceremony was made the occasion OF a
violent demonstration by the Anar.
ohists. The police inteiposed, and ar.
rested several o. those who were most
promineut In the disturbance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Read onr want and for fan: CO !urnng
A. me Opera House

The change o. bill at the Opera House
last evening b. Tie Gray aud StephsGa
Com bipatiou aetraettd another large
auditnce, ard Saved From the 8 n ~
was received With laughter and APP
plause Tia cqGpaey has drar n
cro@'ef Leuaas every night this weel.
a. it ia psgh@hla the house vii. be
psef sd SPsla tonight and Il morrow
night. There viii At matii.1e 70
morrow attarn3s con, and ladies' and enie
dren who wlsi 20 sya'd tne crowd E.
the evening :. u Dc e1lt u .tf-.E
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
searching for TIE ~

The search in The S,s|
Callowhill street bhlGl
limbs Of Wakefield Cad
yesterday, without I'D
Wilson is said to hlE d
In which be denied I'd
In the crime, as chrn.|
and which he Is sA!as,
Wednesday. he Iigal
he knows noting 81
abouts OF missing pail
Central Station Jet "a
at Wilson 8 home n
blood-stained irQGals
marked with biai
Chief Kelley sayfzf
bundles eontalGIA
limbs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
DIED.

"dLLAEp.--.)n the 2id inst, benjamin Y.
Willard, in the And ysar Of his aye
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited - attend his funeral on sunday aftar.
noon at $50 O'Clock. from his iate residenec
III french street. Services at the houee'
wine cemetery
bEOkLEY On the oath inst, Harry Beck.
icy, in the 18th rear OF his ago.
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral frota the resI-
dence OF his brother, .Ionn Beckley, IlH w
trout street, on Saturday afternoon. al
O'Clock. Intorment a. RIyoryieg UsYe.
te.y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
the w eathe-.

Tomorrow promises to be fair to par
TALLY cloudy, with slight rise Of ten
perature. Similar conditions will prob
ably prevail on Sunday, with increas
ing cloudiness and rain or snow in tb,
axe rel ions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

The damage done hi
bridge by the steamed
;erdsy afternoon, yp1
the time was repo,, ti
CAN. The s'eAme, hi
three tugs-,he 0cx
and Mary, but tie nal
ate In keeping The Il
Lics into the draw, Il
count OF the s,,h III
vent II from runlisl
approach Of the ha:nI
The approach xsd
pieces, making It ID
uEhW W colI ect, std
time suspende1. 7aj
| the bridge apprOtcs n
| $500. The Bird &c hn
up the day before I'D
| delphia packets ltrn|
| pairs bad hardy bad
second mishsp occgn
| lost several SHANGHAI
| age was moi sufclr,sl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Notice, Republicans,

The Republicans of the various ward
viii hold their annual election to NOR
row afternoon from to o'clock, foi
the purpose of electing a city commit
tee to serve the ensuing year. By ordel
OF the committee.
SAMUEL CHAMBBRs, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
The National prss

The Executive IA y.
National Pres ~"
W ashingten, D. ~. y, J
among those pfess" \
|Downham Of TIE n
| Georgetown, DE- T.,
| trausscti1p OF ola pa.',|
| cided to held tie ia,I
| association at Del \ N
/ tenn Der 8 W N ii
IDr. 5nitcher, Oh W y,
| the delegate from ~
| Assoc alton. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
FIFTH E1|


Old ABE" . ,..',
station, has been ' @'.s
and there Is genera
s among, the vsarsn =
|,sAbe" came to h. ~
the I'd ministratiOa' Y
p.sor, lone, forssltsS,
l ncemen took coup.s
stranger and aci Ss,'
eood Samaritan, tOst
&C council 'a Of roiicsas
. .he ; STRANGER WAS r,s.
n S illustrioa. AOrss.s
80, None !, ever thours, !
aitsI -, "Abs's" DALI i, l.
|..nndd , The founding ,,,
o boz aide poliaci.ss' n
politics politics with evsy ,s,.
trAtiOn, Denoc,s,,s.
Mayors have cous ' ~
stuck, and was NM ~ ~.
l rats about the sta,in s ~
isirA,ion as well N nv,
| other politician, !, y
that was ali be ca,st \
| got old and his .tsts y.
came more Of 8 ba,,s
Ito kind'hesrttd JIM. (
| looked Carefully .,Isu]
/ About three nopla.J
ten came to the ro,Is
| lodging, and not /, y.
In for company iOr ~
coming a likely "a, n
trouble with tie yo,,,
give 1t many a bcI y
Iimpertinence. But a
and the youug.tsr u
land nobody knoss ~
them. The eau Of y
touched. Jani,or NJ
be comfort.d. He
nook and Granny 10
that be had retired b }
Iyoung one should n
semsshing that csrs
for. Glojn rtisps ,,1
m issiug and thsts Nj
place. /
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
The improvements at ST Psul's Church

The Improvements at ST. Psui's Church.
The extension TO st. Pauis NJ. u.
Church is almost completed, and the
new building will shortly be ready for
q education. JOHN Brown, the we'll
known III 1sician, 10 overhaulinE the
organ and putting 1t in complese order.
The repairs to this instrument will be
completed in time for IL 10 be used on
SUNDAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Sale OF the steamer Warner

Inc steamer John A. Warner, with
me Sea breeze Hotel property, has beeI
sod by the company to Thomas How
ara, OF Cape May, who will run tn,
place this coming season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

Powell, In the Third street market,
has about the largest and finest assert.
ment OF fish that has been brought here
this season. among them being shad,
herring, rock figb, pike and almost All
other varieties Of the finny tribe. His
stalls will be open until 10 o'clock TO-
morrow night for the accommodation
of his patrons
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Gone to visit Friends.

= Charles scheu, of the Freie Presse, ant
fred. W. Sinclair, barber of this city
are now out oil town, and are said to b,
visiting friends. Their friends In thil
CITY Will be pleased when they return.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Coming ~

Next Monday IN
SCOTS Conbiuailat
engagement Ct tha
House, with 8 niii
afternoon, IN the .n
great play, eI'iilE q
Jarvis Section. lh
Daniel will be lr'a'
| feather. and ss hhh
this highly inies'
| given IN tho best nRs
"The Li,ile TJaa1
Saturday evening III
| class COMPANY slo.1
| hrst.clAss stIrac.lh |
! rapid succession u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
Tho Mission " ~

| The mission ullt.
| 1t the Old Sweds "
| atte nded By earrtaE
| gregations. Ins -
| night is By the BY W
| of Baltimore. ~
have been specially y
| offered by the nlssia 4
| be fore the sermon, !
| service on S.tufdH y
| sion will oontinas ~
! night next wsss WI
| w ednesday. IDsH
and a short meails'~
a m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25

The select boarding and day school
conducted by the Misses Hebb, was re-
moved yesterday to the new building re-
Gently erected by them at Pennsylvania
avenue and Franklin street.